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Nashik onion farmers threaten nationwide protest if Centre's intervention triggers price fall. Farmers at the moment are getting a good price for the yield but that would drop if the Centre procured onion to control rising prices. They fear central government market interventions will bring open-market wholesale prices below... show more

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$Furious onion farmers in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, took to the streets in an angry protest after market prices for onions crashed to nearly ₹1 per kilogram a fraction of the estimated production cost of ₹22 per kilogram. Desperate and financially devastated, farmers blocked roads and dumped heaps of onions on highways to express their outrage over the severe price collapse. The agitating farmers are demanding urgent government intervention, including minimum support price guarantees and immediate financial relief to save them from mounting losses and debt. #Onion #FarmersProtest #OnionProtest #latestnews$

Furious onion farmers in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, took to the streets in an angry protest after market prices for onions crashed to nearly ₹1 per kilogram a fraction of the estimated production cost of ₹22 per kilogram. Desperate and financially devastated, farmers blocked roads and dumped heaps of onions on highways to express their outrage over the severe price collapse. The agitating farmers are demanding urgent government intervention, including minimum support price guarantees and immediate financial relief to save them from mounting losses and debt. #Onion #FarmersProtest #OnionProtest #latestnews

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Farmers in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar staged a road blockade protest after onion prices at the Gangapur market reportedly fell to ₹125-130. Angry farmers dumped onions on the road, causing a major traffic jam on the highway for nearly half an hour. Police and market officials later intervened to calm the protesters.

Farmers in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar staged a road blockade protest after onion prices at the Gangapur market reportedly fell to ₹125-130. Angry farmers dumped onions on the road, causing a major traffic jam on the highway for nearly half an hour. Police and market officials later intervened to calm the protesters.

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🚨 Kanda Express hits a roadblock: Onion supply to Delhi falls short > Govt planned to bring 840 MT of onions, but 4 of 5 trains were CANCELLED & the lone train arrived ~26 hours late. Only 450 MT was dispatched. The Centre had planned to sell onions at ₹35/kg, around 36% below the prevailing average retail price. Onions & sugar will be sold at procurement price, with the Govt bearing transportation and related costs. There’s no current shortage in Delhi, but the Govt says it will step in if prices rise further.

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In most places in the US, you can't trade onion futures. This is because of the the Onion Futures Act of 1958, a U.S. federal law that permanently bans futures trading in onions. As a result, onions are the only commodity explicitly prohibited from futures markets in the United States. The Act came about after an episode in the early 1950s, when onions were actively traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Two men named Vincent Kosuga and Sam Seigel bought up enormous quantities of physical onions, and gained control over storage and distribution. By dominating the available supply, they were able to push prices higher while simultaneously taking large short positions in onion futures, which was a bet that prices would eventually fall. Once their short positions were in place, Kosuga and Seigal released massive amounts of onions back into the market, flooding supply and causing prices to collapse. Accounts from the period describe warehouses overflowing with onions, spoilage accelerating, and farmers unable to sell their crops for prices that even covered transportation costs. The collapse was so severe that some farmers reportedly burned or dumped onions rather than bring them to market.

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Farmers are complaining that importation has crashed the price of farm produce which is affecting farmers negatively...... But when govt of President Buhari blocked importation and released funds for local production, prices of foods went up and stayed up there..We didn't enjoy the experiment Govt pumped funds into so that we could have local production. In fact, some still packaged local rice as imported and sold to us at higher price.... Which way Nigeria?

Farmers are complaining that importation has crashed the price of farm produce which is affecting farmers negatively...... But when govt of President Buhari blocked importation and released funds for local production, prices of foods went up and stayed up there..We didn't enjoy the experiment Govt pumped funds into so that we could have local production. In fact, some still packaged local rice as imported and sold to us at higher price.... Which way Nigeria?

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